Some of these cuts look really intricute. I was wondering how they cut out. Will they cut out small enough for a card?
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I use mine for A5 and C6 cards, for smaller intricut pieces try a sample with slower speed, hope this helps
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they're only being cut too thin if half of the picture is gone. you can never really cut these ¨too thin¨, but it's obviously possible to cut them too thick. I used an exacto-knife. It took a little while to get used to, but if you cut these on a cutting board in a downward pressing motion you can really get into the rhythm and cut them quicker.
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No the cutters are fixed to cut down the middle and cut off the edges...then to cut for the cards
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I haven't used smaller, but they should go through just fine. You simply stack on the sides as picture shows and as long as the bottom card is inside the shuffler when you turn the hand crank they all go through.
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I didn't notice them being crooked, but they are a little tight if you don't slide the card into the pocket properly aimed, they get stuck. I guess I'm not that observant. I did get the job done, though, without noticing any problems.
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They open up. Perhaps you could cut in half if you aren't able to find flat card
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I would expect so, Best ask the maker...If nothing else you could use it as a wallet card anyway it would just have a small oblong hole cut into it, I wouldn't even expect it to be noticed .
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I would not recommend it but it might work. The blade is sharp enough but you risk the cards slipping a little and then you edges will look bad. I do this to photographic paper but I can cut three manually about as quick and three stacked. Then I don't have to worry about any waste. Cut one card badly and the time it takes and the cost of loosing one card and your better off cutting one at a time. This is a great little cutter and I find a use for it almost every day. I don't know what I would do without it. It's one of the best buys on Amazon. Good luck, I hope this has been helpful. Robert Wallace
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They will be bigger than the card itself. That I could see causing problems when double sleeving. They will fit a standard magic card or pokemon card.
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Two cards( maybe three) per slot will fit. Anymore than that and you run the risk of damaging the cards while trying to fit them in. I suggest buying more pages. They are reasonably priced and you will be able to enjoy seeing your cards.
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Im not sure I havent tried to cut them. They ate not super big to be cutting. But they are right size for cleaning. They appear to me like they may fray a little.
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The smaller folders need to be use on smaller pieces of card stock. I cut squares the size of the smaller folders, emboss them and then layer them with foam dots to pop them up and give dimension to the card.
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Mine works perfectly. I cut through 2" of card stock yesterday, so very likely yes.
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They are about business card sized, made of nice stock. I just commented to my husband the other night that I was glad they were not bigger cards. Sometimes you are holding a lot of them, and larger cards would just take up more room in your hand!
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I don't think so, most of the "cut to length" ones have a clearly marked cut mark. usually a pair of scissors symbol, these don't have any such mark so I would guess, probably not
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There are 6 cards and 6 envelopes. They're very pretty. One word of advice though, when writing your note, you might want to end it about 1" up from the bottom of the card. Otherwise, what you wrote will show through the delicate cutouts and for me, this took away from the effect.
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I think you would be able to cut three sheets of card stock, but not necessarily accurately. I can cut thick chipboard, which would seem about equivalent to three sheets of card stock, but I have to make sure to hold the entire sheet really well or the blade starts to pull the sheet in, resulting in an angled cut. I would guess something similar would happen, especially with the bottom sheet of card stock. One sheet of thick card stock cuts very nicely, two is a little tougher, but can be accurately done. I've never tried more than that.